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Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

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Alison at the Jaquish roadcut '92

Jaquish Road Cut, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

Bill Tompkins photo showing his daughter standing on some of the boulders pushed aside from the Jaquish roadcut. These red boulders were from the ash layer and had some great zeolites inside them, including thomsonite/chabazite balls several inches across.
 © BTPhoto ID: 242069    View Count: 25

Bill & Natasha the Rockhound at Reuben quarry

Reuben Quarry, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

this photo of Bill Tompkins and Natasha the Rockhound at the old Reuben quarry in Goble, OR was taken 1-11-'03 lots of good zeolites, calcite & copper
 © BTPhoto ID: 253349    View Count: 25

Boulders from roadcut

Jaquish Road Cut, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

Some boulders from the roadcut were dumped at this site. The actual roadcut is just beyond the Jaquish Road sign that is visible in the background. The site is overgrown and no longer productive.
 © JSSPhoto ID: 128388    View Count: 97

Dan Rokosz at Goble Creek 10-'92

Highway 30 roadcut, Goble Creek, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

Bill Tompkins photo taken 10'92 showing
Dan Rokosz collecting zeolites at Goble Creek
right beside highway 30. Small landslide made
collecting easy until road crews came and
hauled the remainder away.
Chabazite, stilbite and thomsonite.
 © BTPhoto ID: 265445    View Count: 30

Dan Rokosz at Jaquish roadcut '94

Jaquish Road Cut, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

Bill Tompkins photo showing Dan Rokosz with one of the great zeolite specimens collected from the Jaquish roadcut several years later.
 © BTPhoto ID: 242071    View Count: 51

Former main collecting site.

Neer Road, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

This is the site where most of the rare zeolites were found in the past. It is now full of dirt, decaying leaves, grass, moss, and brush making collecting virtually impossible.
 © JSSPhoto ID: 128390    View Count: 130

Goble Creek 7-26-'09

Highway 30 roadcut, Goble Creek, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

Bill Tompkins photo of Goble Creek zeolite locality
showing John and Julie Siebel, who manage Rockhounds.com,
from Santa, Idaho busy collecting 7-26-'09.
The site isn't as good as it once was, and it's still
very dangerous to collect right beside the highway,
but some good pieces can still be found. Ask Julie.
 © BTPhoto ID: 265446    View Count: 22

Goble Creek locality 10-'92

Highway 30 roadcut, Goble Creek, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

Goble Creek zeolite locality 10-'92.
Chabazite, Stibite, Thomsonite,
sometimes all on one piece, were found
in roadcut alongside highway 30.
Not a safe place for children.
Bill Tompkins photo
 © BTPhoto ID: 265444    View Count: 18

Heulandite boulder

Reuben Quarry, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

This is the heulandite boulder I was working on at the old Reuben quarry. It is about 3 feet across and about half was full of heulandite associated with copper. Bill Tompkins photo 9-'09
 © BTPhoto ID: 252379    View Count: 27

Jaquish roadcut dump on highway 30, Goble

Jaquish Road Cut, Goble, Columbia Co., Oregon, USA

Bill Tompkins photo showing one of several places that boulders from the Jaquish roadcut were dumped, which allowed collectors some good opportunities for years to come. This dumpsite is right at the intersection of Jaquish road and Highway 30 in Goble, Oregon. Alison Tompkins and Martin Jones are in the distance.
 © BTPhoto ID: 242072    View Count: 17
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